David Pierce

losing access to brand new features, right?

And it's like, what it's going to cost Apple and or eventually probably consumers to upgrade the Neo to get access, like, Apple is creating problems for itself.

And, you know, the AI squeeze is creating problems for everybody.

And it's true.

It's going to be very weird, because having just like, literally, we just watched this keynote, I couldn't tell you which features are part of which

There's a very complicated, very long verge story in our future that is just explaining what happens.

We need like a really messy flow chart of devices and features and all of the things that you can still do.

It's going to be complicated.

And what I wonder is how many people will bite the bullet and upgrade, right?

Because I think if you're a cynical Apple watcher, what you would say is this is just Apple forcing everybody's hand to buy new devices.

And, you know, the lifespan of these devices is getting longer.

That's a threat to Apple.

So they are basically pulling the plug on everything and forcing you to upgrade.

It's particularly rough that they open the keynote with,

We finally did it.

We took all the hardware that's like running kind of slow and we sped it up.

By the way, this isn't available on a lot of the stuff.

And you can't have it.

Yeah, and we should say, there are a bunch of commenters talking about this, and I think, frankly, I don't have the exact list of supported devices in my head.

We'll figure all of this out.